13 - Paul Jordaan (Sharks):
Another player that may be worth a shot on the Springboks' year-end tour.Bubbling under: Robert Ebersohn (Free State Cheetahs)

12 - Tim Whitehead (Sharks):
He is living up to the promise he showed early in his career.Bubbling under: Francois Venter (Blue Bulls)

11 - Raymond Rhule (Free State Cheetahs):
Such an instinctive player that he often found gaps where there appeared to be none. He may well be more effective at outside centre, as he always looks to get ball in hand and know how to keep it alive.Bubbling under: Rocco Jansen (Griquas)

10 - Andrew James (Golden Lions):
The veteran still has plenty of left in those old legs, not to mention his obvious class.Bubbling under: Francois Brummer (Griquas)

9 - Jano Vermaak (Blue Bulls):
Getting better with every game - holding Bok tackle bags did make him rusty in the first outing back.Bubbling under: Sarel Pretorius (Free State Cheetahs)

8 - Leon Karemaker (Griquas):
He is like a good diesel engine ... slow to get going, but once in motion there is no stopping him.Bubbling under: Keegan Daniel (Sharks)

7 - Justin Downey (Griquas):
If he was just a bit more consistent, he could have challenged for national honours.Bubbling under: Jean Cook (Blue Bulls)

6 - Dewald Potgieter (Blue Bulls):
He probably had his best game of the season and it couldn't have come at a more crucial time.Bubbling under: Marnus Schoeman (Griquas)

5 - Martin Muller (Griquas):
He must be one of the most consistent locks on the domestic scene this year.Bubbling under: Franco Mostert (Blue Bulls)

4 - Michael Rhodes (Golden Lions):
Probably one of the best buys by Western Province/Stormers in a long time.Bubbling under: Rynhardt Landman (Griquas)